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James Kelly, come on down

^^^ CD in a spin

It's getting a bit Wickerman in here.

It's not Iain's fault that we are in this position and you know it, so what's the point of singling him out in your humourless post? For the fall you should look at the land banker and his factor who were spooked by our Scottish Cup win and from that point our denouement was all but guarunteed. I prefer to look forward and it's clear today that two goal Iain Vigurs is a big part of our recovery.

Anything positive would have been positive for the black shirted Douglas, but oh no, he had to point at a minority. This and his waspi hypocrisy marks him out as a vacuous lightweight. And you want to be associated with that?

At the weekend I thought it was incumbent upon me to chastise my fellow supporters for passing up the opportunity to deal some opprobrium to the black shirted Tory and sometime linesman, Douglas Ross. He now seems to have revealed a degree of antipathy towards gypsies. This is an unfortunate turn of events that has moved organisations such as Amnesty International and the SFA to take a dim view. I'd hope that there is no room for anti gypsy sentiment within our stadium but I'd just like to take this opportunity to check to see if anybody shares his views?

I made it my business to catch up with Alan Savage this morning and remarkably, not once did he disparage our Scottish government with his Godwin guttural. Fair play to him I say. He did have a go at the land banker who is holding on to ownership of the car parks, presumably for prospective personal gain. He claimed the Muirfield Mills tranche has grown to 10 so perhaps the time is coming when we can put the recent management malaise to an end.

The pirate's favourite biblical character ...... Aaaaaarchangel Gabrial

I hope that this is the start of a more self assured mindset that will face down the reactionary amongst us

"chirpy"? That's a bit cheap. I feel for Draper. His second touch often involves his midriff and that can't chime well.

It looks like it has been a slow start for Draper. Perhaps he'll hit a gallop when the heavier pitches suit his style.

Ask John Curtice and yes, but only for a short period of time.

The media are an extension of the mindset of the backwoodsmen at large.

He's certainly as good as I think he is. Last season saw him turn in some insipid displays and conversely when it was too late on the last day, his on the edge, flying into tackles ("attempted halvings") were almost enough to see him walk. The former may be down to the Foran formula but the latter seemed to me to be the actions of a footballer out of time. He's a shire horse of a player and that physicality is his thing. I'm sure that there will be games in which that feature will prevail. Actually, he's got another feature that is wholly modern and he is certainly of the Andy Walker school of collapse if he feels a touch when he's in the box. I hope he does it against Aberdeen so I can enjoy apoplexy from Richard Gordon on open all mics. I'm trying to summon some seethe, but I rather suspect that this is a good piece of short term business for two clubs with differing survival strategies.

Ha ha, the mooch wasn't there much

I'm not sure that I'd be over enthused at the prospect of that Man Utd fanatic being involved again. I recently read a particularly ranty piece by him in a local journal and he can't seem to avoid the temptation to revert to Goodwin's Law whenever faced by a constitutional settlement that doesn't agree with him.

Aye, what we really need is Grassa back

Buckie have a moral responsibility to allow him a chance at the big time. If he can handle the step up, I'd suggest a nominal fee payable over a period of time and perhaps a pre-season friendly next year is appropriate.

Hooray for the A9

In the world of bus signs, Trump and Ruthless, there is not much room for nuance these days. In the context of a digital choice, there is none. The ridiculous aspect is of this few weeks is the revisionist take on Corbyn. He's more culpable than most for this nonsense of a situation.

He was born on the 22nd of October 1988. I'll help out with the arithmetic and for the purposes of this thread we can place him at twenty eight years of age. I know not if these are Saudi Arabian years and whether his agricultural approach would find favour. I'd be sure to tune in to any games versus Aberdeen in the hope that a penalty "won" will once again send Richard Gordon into a rage.

Well if that is what gets a significant amount of votes in a European country in 2017, it's a sorry state we find ourselves in.

A big pay packet? I hope he doesn't drop it!

Is the correct answer: until she shows some sort of contrition to neutralise her malevolent or attention seeking intervention? Maybe that's too harsh and if she has been beyond the pale, just like the mad highlander, it may be that producers have a heavy responsibility